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Athletes at Montreal event from Left to Right: Greg Hill, Alexi Godbout, Kim Lamarre, Mike Douglas, Marie-France Roy, Jean-Luc Brassard (credit: POW Canada)
Pro-skier launches climate change advocacy group ‘Protect Our Winters in Canada’ By: Deborah Rankin / mtltimes.ca
NEWS – Pro-skier Mike Douglas will always be known as the "Godfather" of freeskiing. These days the proskier turned filmmaker has a twin mission: to protect winter and raise awareness about climate change. Douglas is the producer of the Curve of Time a video timecapsule to be opened in 2050 which examines the effects of climate change on the planet. He recently teamed up www.mtltimes.ca
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Guests sign-up to be a member and purchasing POW Canada branded merchandise The new group was in Montreal recently for a rally to proach and Douglas hopes the information presented promote its program Hot Planet - Cool Athletes. POW will encourage youth to "raise their voices." He is hoperecruits pro-athletes involved in winter and outdoor ful that when they turn 18 and can vote they will get sports to spread the word that climate change is not okay politicians to effect changes. "We have to transition to a and something has to be done about it fast. "Our MO is green energy economy and we have to do it quickly," he to educate, advocate, and inspire," Douglas says. Over says. Douglas isn't naive though. "Realistically, there has the years the B.C. native from Whistler had become in- to be a transition period to green energy, " he says noting creasingly concerned about disappearing glaciers while the fossil fuel industry is "massively" subsidized. "Let's skiing at home and abroad. The reality hit him hard. "It start investing in a green energy solution." was devastation," he says. However, awareness is as good as the changes it brings POW wanted to come in and get the attention of Cana- about in personal behavior. Douglas has made signifidian kids. Douglas has two of his own - a 15-year-old cant changes in his own lifestyle - cutting down his air boy and an 11-year-old girl. "I've got children and I'm travel especially international flights - and replacing quite concerned," he says. "We're focusing on youth 13- meetings with video-conferences. "When I fly I pur30 years old. That's the opportunity we see with the way chase carbon offsets." Although he comes from a prowe do things." Outreach to youth by pro-athletes gressive community in Whistler where recycling and through participating schools is a core component of composting are the norm he doesn't drive an electric car POW's mandate. Athletes have always been role models unlike buddy Greg in the video. "As a filmmaker, electric for kids. The fact that some of them have Olympic gold medals doesn't hurt either. "What we're trying to do car technology doesn't allow me to do my job," he says right now is to get people to realize how urgent things ruefully stressing his pick-up truck will be his last gas vehicle. are with climate change." POW Canada has about 25 high-profile athletes who Douglas says one of the problems with living greener are its "Ambassadors" or spokespersons. The organiza- is the belief that you have to be perfect. "I'm doing what tion works with leading scientists to develop its educa- a lot of Canadians are doing. I looked at my investments tional platform. "We present the science," Douglas says. and I realized that I was investing in a lot of things I did"We present climate change from the perspective of a n't believe in. I got out of all the dirty oil companies." winter athlete who is in the fields." Who better to know Of course, not everyone has the means to vote with that winter is diminishing than a skier or snowboarder their dollars. Thousands of Albertans who work in the with a bird's eye view of the changing landscape? POW oil sector and depend on it to feed their families and also enlists the support of other outdoor athletes and millions of Canadians who rely on oil and gas to heat now counts mountain bikers and trail runners as mem- their homes may feel that they don't have to be perfect bers. "Ideally, we'd like to have hockey players," he says. either. Therein lies the challenge to combatting climate Climate change education is central to POW's ap- change. 4
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Mandatory Winter Tires and 'Mobile Igloos' By: Bonnie Wurst / mtltimes.ca
NEWS - Although it will only be next year when the official date for having mandatory winter tires installed on your car changes from December 15th to December 1st - it wouldn't be a bad idea to make that change now. In fact, it makes good sense. Winter tires have been mandatory for drivers in Quebec since 2008, and for good reason. Not only do they offer drivers better control on snow and ice, but compared to All-Season tires, they also provide better traction when temperatures start dropping. The rubber 6
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Along with that, drivers must also be diligent in 'Adapting their Driving Habits to the Conditions on the Road'. It not only makes common sense, but drivers also have a legal obligation to do so. And then there is the 'MOBILE IGLOO'; even with proper winter tires on and smart driving, this is a serious menace drivers are required to heed. It's when snow or ice is not properly cleared from a vehicule before getting on to the roads, especially on highways. Not only does it dangerously obscure a driver's vision, but when left on a car (or semitrailer trucks for that matter), especially on the roof huge chunks of ice or snow can suddenly dislodge, hitting cars behind them or causing them to swerve and lose control, sometimes even breaking windshields leading to potentially serious or even life-threatening accidents. For those who have to park their cars outside all winter long, it could be especially inconvenient. Trying to remove ice or a foot of snow off a car in below freezing temperatures could be a daunting experience indeed, www.mtltimes.ca
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Bixi Montreal show record number rides MONTREAL - As BIXI's 10th season comes to an end on Thursday evening, BIXI MONTRÉAL continues to celebrate this anniversary! We hit a record high of more than 5.3 million rides in a single season in 2018, which is an 11.3% increase compared with 2017. With the ridership rate constantly rising year after year, BIXI MONTRÉAL President Marie Elaine Farley says that she is very proud of what has been achieved so far: "By enhancing the client experience and continuing to innovate with the collaboration of important partners who are committed to improving urban mobility, including our presenting partner Manuvie, BIXI MONTRÉAL has shown its capacity to renew itself. We are proud of contributing to the cycling modal share in Greater Montreal through an offering that is ever more diversified and accessible to the public and visitors alike." Ms. Farley also underscores the success of innovative initiatives that can respond to clients' present and future needs. "New products, implementation of a corporate sales service that is more popular than ever, pilot projects for electric bicycles, BIXI laser for client safety, attractive new prices and the rollout of an OPUS payment system combining public transit and bike-sharing are a few examples which speak for BIXI's vitality over the past five years," she adds. A LARGER NETWORK IN 2019: FIVE NEW BOROUGHS WILL BE SERVED Since its launch in Montreal, 1.3 million Bixists have
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clocked more than 38 million rides, which shows Montrealers' captivation for the BIXI service. In a context where traffic jams, environmental preservation and the role of cars in the urban setting are topics of concern, a bike-sharing service such as BIXI is proving to be more relevant than ever. As increased use is projected for the next few years, the City of Montreal announced in August that the BIXI network would start expanding from 2019. "BIXI, at the heart of the city's future development plans, is an integral part of promotion strategies for active transportation modes to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and contribute to a higher quality of life. The addition of 1,000 new self-service bikes and installation of 60 new stations will enable BIXI to be even more present in the Montreal area. Also, an investment of $15 million will pave the way for 48 bike path development projects to be implemented and the existing network to be upgraded so that is safer and more user-friendly. To date, the network has 879 km of bike paths, making Montrealers prouder than ever," says Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante. 60 new stations, 2,625 docking points and 1,000 additional bicycles will be in service from next spring. So, BIXI will be present in five new boroughs, that is, Lachine, Saint-Laurent, Montréal-Nord, Anjou and SaintLéonard. Currently, BIXI is working together with the boroughs to finalize the location of new stations. www.mtltimes.ca
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(re)discover Turks & Caicos By: Catherine Maisonneuve / mtltimes.ca
TRAVEL - Grace Bay Beach was named 2018 World’s Best Beach by Tripadvisor Travelers’ Choice Awards. So why now hop on a flight and come see it for yourself ? The famous stretches of uncrowded beaches and vibrant coral reefs of the islands of Turks and Caicos offers unique serenity, hospitality and beauty. They are also more accessible than you think. The perfect itinerary in Providenciales: The Turks and Caicos consist of 40 different islands and cays, only 8 of which are inhabited. From the main tourist center of Providenciales to the quiet and tranquil islands of North and Middle Caicos; each one offers a different experience and a unique character but all offer year-round great climate, splendid beaches and fun underwater activities. Since the international airport is located in Providenciales, and so the “best beach in the world”, why not stay on the “main island” and plan a day trip (or two) to check out the other islands, while you
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are there… Most of the islands are only about 10 to 25 minutes by air and can be reached by boat, too. West Jet & Air Canada offer weekly direct flights to/from Toronto and also flights from Montreal (with a connection in Toronto Pearson) to Providenciales. The flight from Toronto is less than 4 hours, therefore it is possible to visit the island only for a short trip. The very popular Club Med Turkoise, ideally located on Grace Bay Beach (aka the best beach in the world), just went through major renovations after Hurricane Irma hit the island in September 2017. After a complete makeover, the colourful adults-only all-inclusive resort reopened last Spring as a 4 Trident (4 stars) property. And it now looks better than ever.
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Turks & Caicos beautiful beaches The must-do’s while on Providenciales: What changed at Club Med Turkoise? • The resort added a new room category with now 92 • Take a scenic stroll on the powdery white sands of new Deluxe rooms with balconies Grace Bay beach, voted #1 in the world • The pool was redesigned – the infinity-edge pool now • Explore the ocean depths and gorgeous coral reefs in offers ocean views and guests no longer have to leave this snorkeler’s/divers’ paradise – one of the top wallthe comfort of their lounge chairs for a drink with the diving destinations in the world convenience of a new poolside service. • Visit at least one of the other islands (by boat or by • The food & beverage offer was upgraded – the resort’s main restaurant now features a new wraparound terrace plane) and remember that 8 of them are inhabited with unobstructed sea views. A brand new wine cellar • Go see the iguanas on “Iguana Island”, home to the isalso offers premium selections of wine to enjoy on a pri- lands’ remaining endangered population of rock iguavate, open terrace. In addition, a brand new smoothie nas. The Turks and Caicos National Trust leads efforts and coffee bar opened in the “beach bar grill”, that also to protect the habitat, and it is just a short trip by boat from Providenciales. serves and all-day menu.
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Dorval City wins Renaissance Challenge COMMUNITY - The City of Dorval and its citizens stood out as part of the Renaissance Fall fundraising campaign, held from September 23 to October 20, 2018. On the occasion, Renaissance launched the "Renaissance Challenge", a friendly competition where 25 cities and boroughs of Greater Montreal were in the running. The people of Metropolitan Montreal were invited to donate their clothing and reusable items to the donation center in their neighbourhood, to support their municipality and the mission to return to the Renaissance job market. Congratulations to the City of Dorval! The City of Dorval hosts a Renaissance collection point within its territory. Thanks to the generosity of the population, the municipality won the prize for the largest number of donations collected per 1000 inhabitants, with 126.37 donors. There are 80,535 pounds of clothing and other household goods that have been diverted from landfills. To underline the generosity and support of the citizens and those of the City of Dorval, Mr. Éric St-Arnaud, Executive Director of Renaissance, presented an honorary plaque to Mr. Edgar Rouleau, Mayor of the City of Dor-
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val, this past Monday, November 12th 2018 at 10:30 am at the Renaissance Donation Center located at 707 Lakeshore Drive, Dorval. "Thank you and congratulations to all the citizens of the City of Dorval, as well as to the municipality. Thanks to your donations, you make a great gesture for the environment, but also good for your community; every year, you make a difference in the lives of more than 200 people who are far from the job market, who regain their independence and their dignity, "says Éric St-Arnaud. Renaissance Renaissance is a non-profit organization in Quebec that has been working since 1994 with hundreds of people each year to return to the job market. Renaissance also has 50 collection points where to deposit clothes and household goods in good condition to give them a second life, of which 16 are also stores and 9 bookstores for shopping at low prices and without taxes.ing like beasts. www.mtltimes.ca
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